Exterior gas line struck by construction crew
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Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
02:57
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00:00
Construction workers outside,
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which would appear to be an underground line.
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I'll be out with a 360 and out of command.
00:07
Vacant unit.
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Need any other resources?
00:12
And how about fire investigation?
00:18
We do not need any more units.
00:19
I would actually recommend possibly scaling the thing back.
00:22
And I would say a negative on the investigation.
00:25
It's obviously a fan.
00:28
I copy.
00:32
We'll wait till we get a return from 171 on the Bravo exposure for scale event.
00:40
Command, that was my vehicle.
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I'm located behind Engine 73.
00:48
Attic is clear.
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Gas line on the other side of the sidewalk.
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The home does not appear to be involved.
00:57
We're checking with the homeowners now.
01:00
We'll just need BGE on the gas side.
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Copy. Division two to command.
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Also, there's fire breaks on either side of the units.
01:14
Excellent. Thank you.
01:19
Location engine 291 .
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Truck 39 , can you put a fan in the door?
01:34
And division two, are we ready for ventilation? We still see some smoke coming from the attic area.
01:40
Pretty sure it's trapped.
01:43
Hey chief, it's all residual.
01:45
I don't think you're gonna do much.
01:49
We're confirmed.
01:50
It's just the exterior gas line that the, it's actually BGE Electric that hit the line.
01:56
None of the homes are involved.
02:11
Command copies.
02:18
West River, West Command, all units operating.
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We're going to be holding Engine 191, 171, and Truck 39.
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Rescue Engine 47 and Rescue Engine 23, if you can assist picking up the supply line for 19.
02:34
All other units can go in service.
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Command to fire alarm.
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BGE Gas has just arrived.
02:55
BGE Gas on location.
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